The Working Women's Association was formed in 1868 to
A) provide jobs for women. B) support working women.
C) work against men-only strikes. D) fight for working women's suffrage.
B
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Who was disappointed in the Military Reconstruction Act of 1867?
A. Radical Republicans who supported black suffrage B. Those who believed the law should not provide blacks with their own land C. Black men who did not own enough property to meet voting requirements D. Those who advocated the redistribution of southern plantations to ex-slaves
What was the most encouraging economic development for women in the late twentieth century?
A) Women's wages largely closed the gap with men's wages. B) Women made great progress in entering male-dominated professions. C) The number of female business owners increased greatly. D) The number of women serving on corporate boards grew rapidly. E) The Equal Rights Amendment was ratified in 1982.
How did Hitler bring Germany out of the Depression?
a. By staging mass rallies b. By printing money c. By launching rearmament and public works programs d. By implementing price controls e. By nationalizing key industries
Consider both John Money’s optimal sex policy and the case story of David Reimer. Are the assumptions of John Money’s policy consistent or inconsistent with David Reimer’s experience? What do each imply about the role of nature and nurture in determining individuals’ gender identity? Provide an example of how John Money’s might recommend parents respond to the birth of an intersex child. Lastly, indicate whether or not David Reimer’s story might suggest recommendations different from John Money’s optimal sex policy.
What will be an ideal response?